''Khana Khazana'' was an Indian

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-language cookery show hosted by Indian chef,

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. The show was primarily based upon

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. The show was directed by

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. The first episode of the show was hosted by

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Indian cooking television series Zee TV original programming 1993 Indian television series debuts 2000s Indian television series 2012 Indian television series endings {{India-tv-prog-stub